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Message: [QUOTE="NSW stables, post: 3210944, member: 10150"] What is irritating is the talk that payne has taken ownership of his actions, but the statement from his lawyer are all excuses for his behaviour. That is not taking ownership. Although we all dont know the full story yet, what is known from this and previous examples is that he demonstrates a pattern of poor decision making. There is nothing wrong with having dinner and a few drinks, the error in judgements come in by drinking in public to the point where you are unable to control your emotions/grief, remaining in an area where a ruckus has broken out and getting lippy with cops (if you are in the vicinity of a fight, they tend to ask questions, particularly if you look distraught). In addition to club actions, i think kevie needs to make it more personal. A big thing in successful teams is trust in your team mate (whether that be on the field or off). Payne has let his team mates down and broken that trust. Kevie should discuss this with him and highlight that it is up to him to rebuild that trust. The team must start taking ownership of themselves, setting their own standards as to what is considered acceptable and holding eachother accountable for their actions. If a player is not willing to meet his teammates' standards it indicates that they may not fit the culture we are trying to develop. [/QUOTE]

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